Science & the Public: Contrasting the concerns over climate and ozone loss
Why phasing out chlorofluorocarbons proved a much easier sell than have been moves to cut back on greenhouse gases
View ArticleScience & the Public: Hooking fish, not endangered turtles
Novel tuna-fishing gear may avoid unintended avian and turtle casualties
View ArticleScience & the Public: Lost to history: The “churk”
Chickens and turkeys weren't meant to cross
View ArticleScience & the Public: Germs’ persistence: Nothing to sneeze at
One study finds flu viruses can survive in the open for months
View ArticleScience & the Public: Researchers, journals asked to censor data
Bird flu findings could provide terrorists a bioweapons blueprint, NIH panel worries
View ArticleScience & the Public: Bt: The lesson not learned
Science News reported 60-plus years ago how indiscriminate use of DDT ruined that chemical's value: Now history seems to be repeating itself with Bt
View ArticleScience & the Public: Insurance payouts point to climate change
A three-decade trend shows a steady global increase in weather and climate related disasters.
View ArticleScience & the Public: Bush meat can be a viral feast
Herpes germs and a strange foamy virus were identified in illegal imports of primate 'meat' confiscated at U.S. airports
View ArticleScience & the Public: Redefining ‘concern’ over lead
Federal health agency accedes to two decades of accumulating toxicology data
View ArticleScience & the Public: Our increasingly not-so-little kids
A large share of U.S. kids — especially the heftiest — are on their way to life-threatening chronic disease
View ArticleScience & the Public: Rising CO2 promotes weedy rice
Undesirable variants preferentially thrive — and cross with cultivated rice, transforming the crop into weeds
View ArticleScience & the Public: Bat killer hits endangered grays
Federal scientists confirmed the fungal epidemic has struck a second species of endangered American bats
View ArticleScience & the Public: Depolarizing climate science
Global warming has become a hot-button topic, and some analysts think they’re beginning to tease out why
View ArticleScience & the Public: Court ‘shares’ researchers’ e-mails, intellectual property
Litigation associated with the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has taken research, proprietary information from outside researchers
View ArticleScience & the Public: Measuring how well kids do science
New assessments of U.S. students show improvement is warranted
View ArticleScience & the Public: What's in your wallet? Another 'estrogen'
A bioactive chemical cousin of BPA turns up on money and in receipts
View ArticleScience & the Public: De-papering environmental summits
Thousands of trees are still breathing
View ArticleScience & the Public: Warning to bats: Cuddle not
New data show certain behaviors render bats particularly vulnerable to fungal pandemic
View ArticleScience & the Public: Putting BPA-based dental fillings in perspective
Small effects could have a big social impact, but mechanisms of any bis-GMA neurotoxicity remain elusive
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